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John Green 
I actually had a political discussion with one of Kamala’s “hope and joy” voters that didn’t end with her calling Donald Trump the reincarnation of Adolph Hitler, or me a racist.
On November 5 we face a clear economic choice. Will we stop demonizing those who contribute the most to our economy, or will we choke the golden goose to death, once and for all?
Merrick Garland, Alejandro Mayorkas, and all of their minions may be happy to see Donald Trump murdered — but none of them are actually competent enough to execute a grand conspiracy to do so.
Will the populists and the liberals finally get something done by cutting the radicals and the RINOs out of the political debate?
The Pope is correct that issues of morality can get quite complicated. Fortunately, God made it simple for us by carving the important stuff into stone tablets.
Merrick Garland blamed the collapsing confidence in the Department of Justice on its critics, demonstrating that he is unfit to be the Attorney General.
When Kamala Harris says she’s going to make an investment, she’s promising to take our money, wash it through a few agencies who charge exorbitant processing fees, give a fraction of it back, and then insist that we now have more money to spend.
Has the Democrat party really emerged from the Biden debacle stronger? Or is the Harris/Walz ticket evidence that the party’s political muscles continue to atrophy?
We know what ethical legal behavior looks like. And yet Alvin Bragg and Juan Merchan violated their oaths, the Constitution, and New York ethical standards with complete impunity. The system created to regulate their behavior failed – not from a lack of oversight – but from a lack of accountability.
This November, America will be deciding if we will entrust our “joy” to the benevolence of others, or whether we will take responsibility for pursuing happiness ourselves.
The Dems hysterically claim Donald Trump is an evil, racist, tyrant who will destroy our democracy … blah, blah, blah. The United States has never been a democracy. In fact, it’s not even a republic anymore – banana or otherwise.
Are we experiencing an explosion of chronic disease as RFL Jr. suggests, or an explosion of chronic disease diagnosis?
Freedom from consequences has made those in our government complacent, and the safety net it promised is rotting – even as the net’s load is increasing.
Ayn Rand published Atlas Shrugged in 1957. It’s a cautionary tale about the doom loop created by destroying one of mankind’s most distinguishing characteristics – our drive to achieve. Her tale is beginning to look disturbingly familiar.
After a game of Bidenopoly, my two grandkids understand that the government can only give that which it first takes, and stimulus can only retard rather than stimulate the economy.
Pro-choice advocates cannot say that God has no say in the matter, and then counter argue that society has no say in it either. Their logic does not withstand scrutiny.
If there is one thing the Donald understands, it’s money. He knows that if you want to stimulate the economy, Americans need more money to spend. It’s not rocket science, but it’s clearly beyond the reasoning ability of the Democrat leadership.
I saw a t-shirt the other day that gave me a chuckle. It read: “I may be old, but I saw the USA before it went to sh**.” It stopped being funny when I thought about the differences between 20th and 21st century America.
Republican and Democrat candidates for President think differently about running mates. Republicans pick partners, but Democrats pick insurance policies.
To avoid government detention of illegal minors at the border, the Biden administration operates an outplacement program. It has not gone well – for the children that is.